Harry Kane has suffered significant ligament damage to his left ankle which could rule him out for the remainder of Tottenhams season.
The striker was forced off in the second half of Spurs 1-0 victory over Manchester City in the Champions League following a clash with Fabian Delph.
As he attempted to intercept a pass, Kane rolled his left ankle inwards while Delphs foot landed on top of the strikers ankle joint.
Kane has already missed seven games this season after suffering ligament damage to his left ankle.
And Spurs have now suggested that 25-year-old faces a lengthy spell on the sidelines.
The club have also confirmed that Dele Alli has suffered a fractured hand and is a doubt for their clash against Huddersfield Town on Saturday.
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A statement from Tottenham read: Following assessment over the past two days, we can confirm that Harry Kane has sustained a significant lateral ligament injury to his left ankle following a challenge in our Champions League quarterRead More – Source
Harry Kane has suffered significant ligament damage to his left ankle which could rule him out for the remainder of Tottenhams season.
The striker was forced off in the second half of Spurs 1-0 victory over Manchester City in the Champions League following a clash with Fabian Delph.
As he attempted to intercept a pass, Kane rolled his left ankle inwards while Delphs foot landed on top of the strikers ankle joint.
Kane has already missed seven games this season after suffering ligament damage to his left ankle.
And Spurs have now suggested that 25-year-old faces a lengthy spell on the sidelines.
The club have also confirmed that Dele Alli has suffered a fractured hand and is a doubt for their clash against Huddersfield Town on Saturday.
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A statement from Tottenham read: Following assessment over the past two days, we can confirm that Harry Kane has sustained a significant lateral ligament injury to his left ankle following a challenge in our Champions League quarterRead More – Source
